corrupt US government blocks UN from having an independent investigation into 61 murdered palestines

[BlackSand]

When you kick a dog enough times, they will eventually bite you.

So stop kicking the dog.

... Or take the dog for a one way "walk in the woods" ...

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[rylah]

When you kick a dog enough times, they will eventually bite you.

So stop kicking the dog.

... Or take the dog for a one way "walk in the woods" ...

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That dog will hide under a million puppy asses, just not to get into a real "walk".

 

[Slyhunter]

When you kick a dog enough times, they will eventually bite you.

So stop kicking the dog.

... Or take the dog for a one way "walk in the woods" ...

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That dog will hide under a million puppy asses, just not to get into a real "walk".

I'd shoot the father.

 

[Shusha]

Ah yes Shusha...

The usual diatribe of BS...

And then followed up with that classic anti-semitic taunt.

No dear, it is not anti-semitic to state facts. Critisizing Israel is not and will never be anti-semitic!

The lengths the anti-Israel crowd will go to to deny Arab complicity and responsibility is truly appalling.

The argument you guys make is consistently, "Arabs didn't do anything, and Israel just shoots innocent people", as if there are no rockets, no mortars, no weapons being smuggled in, no grenades, no firebombs, no suicide bombers, no kitebombs, no IEDs, no tunnels, no ties to Iran, no guns, no knives, no axes, no machetes, no families butchered in their homes, no blown up markets and pizza parlours, no men slaughtered during prayer service, no dead police officers in holy spaces.

Its appalling. And I can't think of any other thing to call it but a willful, unreasonable hatred of Israel and Jews.

 

[Billo_Really]

Tell that to the Palestinians with the burning tires, burning kites, and rocket fire. This dog bites back. They are begging Israel to strike back.

Palestinians aren't kicking the dog, you are.

 

[Billo_Really]

Israel didn’t start anything. They’ve been constantly in conflict since the nation was created in 1948. We can agree or disagree with its creation but the moment the other countries attacked Israel in 1948, Israel’s justification for any/all defense measures became obvious.

Wrong! Israel attacked the existing non-Jewish population and drove 750,000 of them out of the area. Israel has been attacking Gaza for the last 12 years. Israel has started every war they've ever been in, except for one.

BTW, the medic didn't attack Israel and you still shot her.

 

[Billo_Really]

... Or take the dog for a one way "walk in the woods" ...

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So you're also in to animal cruelty?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Israel didn’t start anything. They’ve been constantly in conflict since the nation was created in 1948. We can agree or disagree with its creation but the moment the other countries attacked Israel in 1948, Israel’s justification for any/all defense measures became obvious.

Wrong! Israel attacked the existing non-Jewish population and drove 750,000 of them out of the area. Israel has been attacking Gaza for the last 12 years. Israel has started every war they've ever been in, except for one.

BTW, the medic didn't attack Israel and you still shot her.

Waah

 

[BlackSand]

So you're also in to animal cruelty?

Not at all ... You're the one that brought up the idea of kicking dogs ...

I would also regret having to put down a dog that cannot be managed any other way.
But ... I am a good shot, he'll never see it coming and won't suffer.

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[Billo_Really]

Not at all ... You're the one that brought up the idea of kicking dogs ...

I would also regret having to put down a dog that cannot be managed any other way.
But ... I am a good shot, he'll never see it coming and won't suffer.

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When you're the one causing the cruelty, you are the one who should be put down, metaphorically speaking.

 

[BlackSand]

When you're the one causing the cruelty, you are the one who should be put down, metaphorically speaking.

Well Fido ... If you think I need putting down, come get your ass kicked again, metaphorically speaking of course ...

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[Billo_Really]

Well Fido ... If you think I need putting down, come get your ass kicked again, metaphorically speaking of course ...

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Are you deliberately playing stupid? If you don't get the point of my metaphor by now, then you are deliberately refusing to see it.

 

[BlackSand]

Are you deliberately playing stupid? If you don't get the point of my metaphor by now, then you are deliberately refusing to see it.

Oh, I get the metaphor ... Your metaphor is stupid.

All I ever indicated was that if the Arabs want to fight about it they will probably get their asses kicked ... Again.
If you think some international pity party is probably a better option for Arab success ... Give it a shot.

Stand in the yard and bark Fido ... You'll be okay.
Come up by the porch growling and snapping ... And I'll put you down.

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[Jarlaxle]

Every problem Israel has comes from being too soft.

 

[Slyhunter]

Reported on FB, One of their flying burning kites have landed in a College campus. Israelis should've shot the kit flyers before they released the kites.

 

[Shusha]

You migrated in with the intention of dispossessing them from their land.

No. The Jewish people returned to their homeland with the promise of international support for a reconstituted sovereign nation. The intent was never to exclude Arabs nor to remove them. This is perfectly evident in the fact that a large number of Arabs remain in Israel. And in the fact that expulsions, where they occurred, and flight were direct, immediate responses to the military conflict between Israel and both internal (civil) and external (foreign) threats.

The dispossession, tragic as it is, was a direct result of violence and military action by the Arabs who were actively attempting to prevent a reconstituted sovereign Israel.

Now, having said that, the Jewish people absolutely wanted self-determination and a distinctly Jewish State, with specific accommodations made for the Arab peoples, including recognition of an official language, equality in religious service, Sharia as family law, etc and an entrenchment in law of equality between all peoples.

The difficult question, then, is whether it is morally acceptable to form a nation around one, specific ethnic group, in order to preserve the culture, traditions, religious beliefs, language and history of that group. I think it is. I also apply that concept universally (my argument is consistent) both presently and historically; to Israel, Palestine, Gaza, Catalan, Scotland, First Nations,Tibet, Kurds, Western Sahara, Cyprus, Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Slovenia, Bosnia, Croatia, Ukraine, Russia, Estonia, Georgia, Kabylia, Caminda, Tuareg, Mapuche, Raizal, etc. The list is VERY long.

I also think it is immoral to prevent these nations from forming. Nations are formed primarily around these things (with colonized North America being the notable exception). The time of vast Empires is over. People should be permitted to organize around their own native culture.

So, then the question becomes whether or not this can be accomplished peacefully, voluntarily and whether or not it can happen in the context of non-homogeneous residency.

 

[Billo_Really]

Oh, I get the metaphor ... Your metaphor is stupid.

All I ever indicated was that if the Arabs want to fight about it they will probably get their asses kicked ... Again.
If you think some international pity party is probably a better option for Arab success ... Give it a shot.

Stand in the yard and bark Fido ... You'll be okay.
Come up by the porch growling and snapping ... And I'll put you down.

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My metaphor is not stupid, you fucking pussy! You've been treating the Palestinians like garbage ever since you moved into the area. You're the one initiating the violence. You're the bully. And in end, all bully's get their ass kicked.

BTW, I'm at the 49ner Tavern in Long Beach, California every Friday night between 4:30 - 5:30pm for happy hour, if you care to finish this discussion face to face.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Oh, I get the metaphor ... Your metaphor is stupid.

All I ever indicated was that if the Arabs want to fight about it they will probably get their asses kicked ... Again.
If you think some international pity party is probably a better option for Arab success ... Give it a shot.

Stand in the yard and bark Fido ... You'll be okay.
Come up by the porch growling and snapping ... And I'll put you down.

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My metaphor is not stupid, you fucking pussy! You've been treating the Palestinians like garbage ever since you moved into the area. You're the one initiating the violence. You're the bully. And in end, all bully's get their ass kicked.

BTW, I'm at the 49ner Tavern in Long Beach, California every Friday night between 4:30 - 5:30pm for happy hour, if you care to finish this discussion face to face.

Sorry, loser Arabs don't get a do-over every time they lose a war.

 

[BlackSand]

My metaphor is not stupid, you fucking pussy! You've been treating the Palestinians like garbage ever since you moved into the area. You're the one initiating the violence. You're the bully. And in end, all bully's get their ass kicked.

BTW, I'm at the 49ner Tavern in Long Beach, California every Friday night between 4:30 - 5:30pm for happy hour, if you care to finish this discussion face to face.

Listen nit-wit ... I haven't treated the Palestinians anyway but nice ...
Their Shell station in the neighboring town is clean and has a decent selection on the lunch menu.

I haven't bullied or initiated violence with anyone.
Say/ believe whatever you want and the Arab conflict with the Israelis ... But they'll probably get their ass kicked ... Again.

As for your pathetic metaphor and worthless invitation ...
I wouldn't give a shit if you stood in the red light district in New Orleans ...
That ain't my porch ... You can howl at the moon and jack off to the juke box wherever you like ...

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[Billo_Really]

No. The Jewish people returned to their homeland with the promise of international support for a reconstituted sovereign nation. The intent was never to exclude Arabs nor to remove them. This is perfectly evident in the fact that a large number of Arabs remain in Israel. And in the fact that expulsions, where they occurred, and flight were direct, immediate responses to the military conflict between Israel and both internal (civil) and external (foreign) threats.

The dispossession, tragic as it is, was a direct result of violence and military action by the Arabs who were actively attempting to prevent a reconstituted sovereign Israel.

Now, having said that, the Jewish people absolutely wanted self-determination and a distinctly Jewish State, with specific accommodations made for the Arab peoples, including recognition of an official language, equality in religious service, Sharia as family law, etc and an entrenchment in law of equality between all peoples.

The difficult question, then, is whether it is morally acceptable to form a nation around one, specific ethnic group, in order to preserve the culture, traditions, religious beliefs, language and history of that group. I think it is. I also apply that concept universally (my argument is consistent) both presently and historically; to Israel, Palestine, Gaza, Catalan, Scotland, First Nations,Tibet, Kurds, Western Sahara, Cyprus, Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Slovenia, Bosnia, Croatia, Ukraine, Russia, Estonia, Georgia, Kabylia, Caminda, Tuareg, Mapuche, Raizal, etc. The list is VERY long.

I also think it is immoral to prevent these nations from forming. Nations are formed primarily around these things (with colonized North America being the notable exception). The time of vast Empires is over. People should be permitted to organize around their own native culture.

So, then the question becomes whether or not this can be accomplished peacefully, voluntarily and whether or not it can happen in the context of non-homogeneous residency.

What are you, 3000 years old? You didn't return from shit. You moved there at the turn of the last century and violently purged 750,000 indigenous, non-Jewish residents from homes they had been living in for generations.